The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-05-13

California goods amounting to $4,000 but
had to give II up ON account Of inability Of
American railways to make him . freight rate
and consequently purchased elsewhere.
FOREIGN.
The French foreign office on Friday notified
the press that Schnaebels had been released.
London advice from scutari, Albania, state
that Minidites have killed seven Turkish SOL
diers for interfering with the tomb Of the
noted trader, Bid Dods.
The storekeepers Of the warehouses known
as the Almacenes de Deposito, at Havana.
Cuba, has disappeared, and is said to be q de-
faulter to the sum Of 100000.
The steamer John Knox, Capt. Brolly, from
Glasgow for Montreal, ~foundered AZ the chan
mel of Newfoundland on Monday, and the
crew of thirty men were all lost.
1t VA, st aten Thursday by Paris advices
that the schnaebels affair had been s~atisfac-
torily adjusted between France and Germany,
and the prisoner was released.
A dispatch from Massowah to Gen. scaletta,
italian commodore, notified the merchants to
recall all agents from Abyssinia, as he lie
about to proclaim blockade on sea and land.
The president has appointed the following
Iowa, vice F. E. Barber, removed; Nichols c.
Stanton, at West Liberty, Iowa, vice Johna-
than Maxson, removed.
The g%unpowder mills at Hounstow, Eng
Land, were destroyed by an explosion which
occurred In the milling room Friday. One
man was killed and much damage done to
property in the neighborhood.
Queen Kapo,iani and suit were escorted by
representatives of the state, war and navy
departments, Thursday morning, to the
Washington barracks, where a special review
of the troops was held in their honor.
George Bancroft Thursday evening gave q
dinner in honor of president and Mrs. Cleve-
land. Among those present were Bancroft,
Miss Bancroft, the president and Mrs. Clcve-
land, Secretary Bayard and Secretary and
Mrs. Whitney.
The Prince and Princess of Wales and their
daughters, tho Marquis of Lorne, and Prin-
cess Louise, and Confess of Paris, accom-
panied by brilliant suites, visited the Wild
West show and grounds of the American ex.
hibition on Thursday.
Gen. Miles has forwarded to the adjutant-
general commanding at Fort Huachuaca, q
report stating that a severe earthquake passed
through the H%uschuaca range Tuesday after
noon. A heavy column of smoke began to
ascend from the highest peak of Milestone
range, the top of the con becoming a flame.
active volcano.
Sir John Macdonald stated in parliament
that the Canadian parliament would contrib
ute an annual subsidy of $4,000 in aid OF
the Pacific mail service on condition that the
imperial government would grant $780, 600
annually. The service proposed was to be a
trt-monthly between Vancouver and Hong
Kong. The answer of the imperial govern
ment has not been received.
Queen Kaplolani, wife o.. King Kalakaua, of
the Hawaiian islands, attended by her sister,
the Princess Linton Nalui, the princess hus.
0ssA shN ANoS Va AS 6VAkN y NulCukO
at 2 O'Clock Monday afternoon. When the
train moved into the depot a great crowd had
assembled to get a glimpse of the queen: but
without success. Her car was attached TO
the regular train on the Pennsylvania road at
3 O'Clock for Washington. From the latter
city the party will go to New York, and after
spending a few days there will sail for Lon
don. .
A dreadful casualty occurred at Van Cow
er's coal mine at Nanaimo, B. G., ON Wcanes-
day. Two violent explosions occurred in
quick succession, when flames burst from the
atr-shaft, communicating to the fan house,
which was soon destroyed. About 100 miners
were imprisoned in the mine, a large number
of whom were fuffocated, besides thofe fatally
hurt. A heavy storm Frustrated the wires
between Victoria and Seattle ON Thursday, SO
that particulars were u~nobtainable.
In the commons Thursday q motion was
made by Reid, liberal, that the house decline
to proceed with any measure directed against
tenants combining for relief until a full meas.
ure for their relief from excessive rents is pre-.
sented by parliament. Rejected. A motion
that the house go into committee on the crimes
bill was adopted. Maurice and Timothy
Healy place seventy.nine additional amend
ments to the first clause of the bill. In debate
before the vote on Reid's motion Thomas
O'Connor accused Balfour, chief secretary of
Ireland, of gross ignorance respecting the
state of that country, and contended that II
he himself dealt with crime in England on the
basis on which the ministers favoring coer-
cion dealt with crime in ireland, he could
show a state Of things truly appalling.
Gladstone and wife Thursday visited the
grounds Of the American exhibition and camp
OF Wild West show. A special performance
was given for their entertainment. They
much impressed the Aborigfnes. Gladstone
was entertained at lunch by the managers of
the exhibition. Gladstone, replying to the
toast to his health, said, among other things;
"The institutions of progress Of the United
States have always been a subject OF great in.
terest to me, ever since very many years ago
1 studied life at Washington. God Almighty
made Engllshmen and Americans kinsmeu.
and they ought to have affectt6n.for one an.
other. nthey had not, humanity would cry
shame upon them. I~rejoicc that the clouds
which once obscured our mutual vision have
almost vanished from our political sky, and
that the future ipromiscs as bright as the
waimest.hearted among us could desire.n
Mi. T. J. Murphy, 81 Debayoice
Place. Brooklyn. N. T.. says: 1 wa
afflicted with sciatic rheumatism and
found st. Jacobs OIL very eficacious.